Dare Me (2019) s01e01 Episode Script

1 [CRICKETS CHIRPING.]
[AMBIENT SYNTH MUSIC.]
There's something dangerous about the boredom of teenage girls.
Coach said that once.
But she said it not like a mom, or a teacher, or a guidance counselor.
She said it like she knew and understood.
Coach saw something in us Something quivering and real.
She saw past the glitter and the hair, and the attitude To everything beneath.
All our miseries.
Most of all, she could see that we were waiting Had always been waiting for her.
It was fucking beautiful.
[CRICKETS CHIRP.]
Until it went too far.
[CELL PHONE BUZZES AND CHIRPS.]
[SIGHS.]
[FOREBODING MUSIC.]
[GASPS.]
[RETRO MUSIC PLAYING.]
[BOTH LAUGH.]
You like the ones with the tapered tip, right, babe? Yeah.
[POP MUSIC.]
- I can make you all remember me - Let's go! Speed-walk, burning rubber on my enemies Little baby me Trying to play with my dollies Rip all their heads off Tell them I'm sorry I'm a Tesla, fuck a new Ferrari I'm the best of, ride off on a Harley This is my debut A place I always knew Put my name on the world, I'ma blow up on 'em Some say tiptoe, some say drop Some say cutthroat, some say stop [ENGINE IDLING.]
If you all got some game on, your star QB wouldn't be shipping off to basic.
The recruiters don't lie.
It's one way out of Sutton Grove.
Yeah, and come back in a body bag.
Sounds like Sarge Will's been giving you the full-on hustle, huh? He's not a bad dude.
How hard do you think it would be? [SUCKS TEETH.]
Mm.
Sarge Will? You're not climbing that tree.
Wanna make it interesting? - No chance.
- [LAUGHS.]
I gotta keep my money.
You pulling a shift tonight, Slocum? Gotta fill that cup.
You? Mm-hmm.
Blow it off.
Come on.
We'll practice.
Yeah, you said that all summer, Captain, and we never did.
Well, go on.
Show 'em the back tuck.
- [LAUGHS.]
- All right.
[GASPS.]
- Oh, oh! - Ooh.
- Nice! - [LAUGHS.]
- [APPLAUSE.]
- Thank you.
You're getting better.
Who the fuck cares? Does it look like I care? I just don't wanna flame out before regionals.
That's all.
What? And the new coach is gonna get us there? Colette French? Sounds like a porn star.
Classy one, though.
- She won't do anal.
- [LAUGHTER.]
Some fancy new coach from across the state thinks she can come and run my squad? And as if she's hot.
She's ancient.
She's, like, 28.
I would like to see some 28-year-old ass do this.
Come on.
- Come on.
- [ROCK MUSIC.]
You ready? I love you, I hate you I'm on the fence, it all depends Up.
Up! I'm on the mend, transcending all reality I like you, despise you, admire you What are we gonna do When everything all falls through? I must confess, I've made a mess Of what should be a small success But I digress, at least I've tried my very best I guess This, that, the other, why even bother? It won't be with me on my deathbed But I'll still be in your head Put me on a pedestal Move! You can bend those knees for ballers.
You can bend them for me.
Never gonna keep your thigh gap like that, Hanlon.
Again, bitches.
Move it.
Go! Move! [BOTH PANTING.]
[CAR DOOR THUDS.]
I think that's her.
Coming in like an OG.
I better tell Cap'n Beth.
[DREAMY SYNTH MUSIC.]
[DARK AMBIENT MUSIC.]
Kicks.
[GIRLS BREATHING HEAVILY.]
V-sits.
[GIRLS PANTING AND WHIMPERING.]
- Plank.
- [BODIES SHUFFLE QUICKLY.]
[GIRLS PANTING AND GRUNTING.]
That's enough.
Line up.
First game is next Friday.
What do I see? Spray tans.
Gummy-bear thighs.
Backyard tumblers.
But I don't see a squad.
And I do not see my top girl.
Beth's top girl.
She's always On my squads, you earn your spot.
You get strong.
You rise.
That's how you get to regionals, become champions, get more for yourselves than Big Gulps and ballers.
We graduated past ballers in the eighth grade.
No phones on my squad.
[STRAP SNAPS.]
Tomorrow, come in a bra that fits.
- Fix this.
- [GASPS.]
We don't do this.
[INDISTINCT MURMURING.]
[DOOR CLICKS OPEN AND SHUT.]
Hey, do you have deodorant? I really like her hair.
It's like Cinderella.
You heard Coach.
Harness those babies.
Hey, my mom said I should be proud of my body.
- RiRi, catch.
- [GIRLS CHATTERING.]
Aw! [GIRLS LAUGHING DISTANTLY.]
[SOFT AMBIENT MUSIC.]
[LAUGHS.]
That's gonna be stuck in my head all day.
Yeah.
- Man, she's so great.
- Yeah.
What are you up to tomorrow? I don't know.
Hey, fetus! - I'll see you.
- Okay.
Didn't you hear about Coach French's last squad? Her top girl? Yeah.
Girl took a header.
Scalped her ponytail clean off.
- Mm.
- Dad said you made that up.
You better watch it, or Ow! Stop! Dad! [INDISTINCT CHATTER.]
Your chariot, fair daughter.
Can I offer two lovely ladies a ride? [CHUCKLES.]
All right.
You good? Bert's ride is so "Real Housewives.
" Here's a thought: blunts, Mom's Patron, Lanvers Peak.
I can't.
And I can't go home.
Come on.
A crackdown at home.
Gotta study 'cause summer's officially over.
All that shit.
[SIREN WHOOPS.]
You call the po-po on me? I'll text you later, B, okay? It's been a while since you texted me for a rescue.
Yeah, well, you always say I'm full of surprises.
Mm-hmm.
[SOMBER MUSIC.]
- [DOOR CLICKS SHUT.]
- It's me.
- Your darling daughter? - [RAP BLARING THROUGH HEADPHONES.]
Love of your life? Light of your loins? [KNOCKS ON GLASS.]
[KNOCKS LOUDER.]
Mask on catchin', off that chat room Yeah, obituaries in February we never scary The world we living in turning into a cemetery We turnt our brothers until we see our - [CELL PHONE BUZZES AND CHIMES.]
- [HIP-HOP PLAYING.]
[BUZZING AND CHIMING CONTINUES.]
Chris Brown won't quit you, huh? [MUSIC CONTINUES PLAYING.]
Ain't no party like a Pops Slocum party.
Hey, it's Wednesday night.
Practically the weekend.
Your dad knows you're here, Michael? Yes, ma'am.
Beats her usual partner in crime.
[CELL PHONE BUZZES AND CHIMES.]
Everybody hating on a white girl tonight.
Hey, you were the one who pled rescue.
The new coach worked us really hard today.
Sounds like my kind of coach.
Yeah, she took two squads to the Illinois State cheer tournament.
If we make it to state this year if we win You always dream big.
Remember when you were little and you wanted to join the WNBA? Mm-hmm, hanging on monkey bars for hours, trying to make yourself taller? [CHUCKLES.]
You don't get it.
Kentucky, OSU, Hawaii Cheer scholarships are real.
Oh, like football scholarships? Yeah, I remember your dad at your age.
"Baby, this arm is our ticket out of Sutton Grove.
By this time next year, we'll be clubbing in Miami.
" And we both know how that turned out.
Dinner in 20.
She thinks if I make it into City freaking Tech, then I'm set for life.
My pops thinks I can make assistant manager at Sonic someday.
I just don't know why we can't go someplace real.
People do it.
Yeah, certain people.
People born on third base.
No.
It can happen.
If you work hard enough, you get strong, you rise.
[HOPEFUL AMBIENT MUSIC.]
Three, four.
Five, six, seven, eight.
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight One, two, three, four, five.
Let's see your pyramid.
[MUSIC CONTINUES.]
[PLAYING FAINTLY.]
[QUIETLY.]
Okay.
Three, four, five, six, seven, eight One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight.
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight.
One.
Coming down.
Five, six, seven, eight, one, two, three, four, five.
Okay.
Let's shake things up.
Freshman, you're up.
Her? The JV bottom-feeder? She's five feet of hair.
Five feet of hair, get up there.
[CHEERLEADERS MURMUR INDISTINCTLY.]
- I - You got this.
Don't you wanna make their jaws drop? It could be you on game day.
Three, four, five, six, seven, eight.
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight.
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight.
- [WINCES.]
- Hey.
- [GRUNTS.]
- N look out.
Lock out.
Lock out your knees.
- [GRUNTS.]
- No.
Tighten up.
[GASPS, SCREAMS.]
[THUD.]
Okay.
You're okay.
All right.
Come on.
Stand up.
- Shake it off.
- [PANTS.]
Good.
Okay, let's go over the choreography.
Come on.
[STUDENTS CHATTER DISTANTLY.]
Hey.
Can I talk to you for a minute? - Sure.
- [MINTS RATTLE.]
I was, uh, here three days before I realized it wasn't plugged in.
Yeah.
Coach Melvoy's screwup.
The gift that keeps on giving.
- [CHUCKLES.]
- Like herpes.
Beth says that.
But you're not Beth.
That's what I came to talk to you about.
[INHALES.]
Beth.
Look, you want to be careful with her.
Go easy on her? Give her special treatment? No, that's not what I mean.
Um [INHALES.]
Beth's dad you know, Mr.
Cassidy? He's a big dog here.
Yeah, I got that.
He's not a great dad, and Tacy Sisters never get along.
Half sisters.
Tacy's mom is Mr.
Cassidy's sidepiece.
Lives right across the street.
- [TEXT MESSAGE WHOOSHES.]
- Still does, except now, Beth's dad lives there too.
- Huh.
- [TEXT MESSAGE WHOOSHES.]
Small towns can be fucked up.
Look, I get that she's your friend.
She is.
I've known a lot of Beths.
She needs limits.
I'm giving them to her.
It's that simple.
[CELL PHONE BUZZES AND CHIMES.]
[SIGHS, CLEARS THROAT.]
I gotta go.
Date night with Mr.
Coach? [CHUCKLING.]
Yeah.
He likes to show me off.
[DOOR CLATTERS SHUT.]
[GIRL RETCHING.]
[RETCHES, SIGHS.]
[RETCHING CONTINUES.]
[INDISTINCT CONVERSATION.]
[RETCHING CONTINUES.]
[GRUNTS, COUGHS.]
[VOMITING.]
[SIGHS.]
Thanks.
You got no gag reflex.
That's not what her boyfriend says.
[BOTH LAUGH.]
[RAP MUSIC.]
I'm moving fast, just like a panther Not talking money? I cannot answer Making money so you know they can't stand her She moving dirty like she a dancer My lyrics spreading like it's some cancer Be on alert like your name Amber I think she lives on Fairview.
She's probably not even home.
I'm telling you, there's something off about her.
You're just pissed because she let Tacy be top girl today.
But screw it.
You'll be back on top on Friday.
Water dripping, it's a seagull What? You should just be on my side.
We all wanted a real coach.
A winning coach.
Remember? Pockets empty, sitting on zero If she's such hot shit, why'd she move back here? She only grew up, like, two towns over, in that armpit Sterling Heights, where we bought beer in junior high.
I know.
How do you know? Anyone can Google.
I lay 'em dead And I'm making money by the hour I'm moving fast This must be it.
And you said she wouldn't be home.
That's the husband? He looks like a youth pastor.
God, I wouldn't fuck him.
He'll be heartbroken.
Come on.
Let's just go.
This is crazy.
Why you got such a hard-on for her? - I don't.
- I can see it from here.
It's a rando flasher hard-on.
Wait, do you wanna fuck her? What? No! - [STAMMERS.]
- You wanna fuck her.
- Coach! - Stop! Someone out here wants to fuck you! Shh! Shut up! Shut up! [LAUGHS.]
Go! Drive! Beth! [ENGINE HUMMING.]
[CRICKETS CHIRPING.]
[SIGHS.]
Is the peanut gallery still out there? [CHUCKLES.]
I'm telling you, these girls are nothing but boxed wine and attitude.
Huh.
That reminds me of somebody I used to know.
Do I look like a boxed wine girl to you? Mm, nah, I bet you were more of a Mad Dog type.
[LAUGHS.]
Mm.
Hey, you'll whip them into shape.
I was gonna give you these after the game, but I thought maybe you'd wanna wear them to the party.
Matt.
[SCOFFS LIGHTLY.]
Jesus.
[TISSUE PAPER RUSTLES.]
What'd your mom always say? "Every lady ought to" [CHUCKLES.]
"have a pair of red shoes like Dorothy.
" Matt, we need to budget.
It's not what we can afford.
It's what you deserve.
- Okay? - Well ah [SIGHS.]
Look, I know we moved here for me - For for this job - It was for both of us.
Yeah, but come on.
You're the one you're the one back where you started.
It It's just for now.
We're gonna make it work together.
No "I" in team, Coach? Look, I just want you to know that I haven't forgotten all the promises I made you, okay? [BELL RINGS.]
[CELL PHONE BUZZES AND CHIMES.]
Hey, gorgeous.
My lucky day.
Ah, I'm J.
J.
Curtis, RiRi's mom.
Hey.
Colette French.
We are so happy to have you here leading our girls.
I I don't know how Bert pulled it off.
Well, we've got a ways to go.
The girls are Lazy.
Raised on Ritalin and free porn.
Uh, so, uh, the squad boosters.
We have these brunches, and I would love to host one for you.
Thanks.
Uh, maybe once we get settled RiRi is crazy about you.
How about Sunday? Real casual Day drinking, telling dirty jokes.
Sorry.
Maybe in a few weeks, when Come on.
Just the girls.
I can't.
[STAMMERS.]
I'm really focused on the game, and it's coming up fast.
And that's what you wanted me here for, right? Of course.
[LAUGHS.]
[LONELY AMBIENT MUSIC.]
[DOOR ECHOES SHUT.]
Okay.
Head up.
No sloppy stuff.
Again.
Trust yourself.
[EXHALES.]
[BREATHES PURPOSEFULLY.]
[SIGHS.]
Better.
Did you go there? For cheer? Yeah.
I'm thinking of places to apply.
Maybe more places than I thought.
You should.
Do your research.
I just wanna go, you know? Hanlon, it's important to have an exit plan that's more than just an exit.
Okay.
Open it.
Open.
[HOPEFUL MUSIC.]
[EXHALES.]
Good.
[MUSIC PLAYING SOFTLY ON RADIO.]
It shut down when I was a kid.
Tires, right? I used to hear the chug-chug all day long, and one day, it just stopped.
The stadium they were building for the football team, that stopped too.
Everything just stopped.
Reminds me of Roman ruins.
Hey, who's that, um that cute cross-country kid with the curly hair? - The one with the headphones? - Yeah.
- [CHUCKLING.]
Yeah.
- Jordy Jones? [LAUGHS.]
He's nobody.
Nobody won't distract you.
Nobody'll make you feel good.
So how did you end up here? I mean, you could be anywhere.
You could run squads anywhere.
I wanna be here.
My husband, Matt, he has a chance here.
He hasn't had many chances Not like he thought.
And he's given me so many.
I owed him.
It's grown-up bullshit, right? No.
I mean, I don't know.
I don't know many married people, though I mean, that are still married.
Maybe you'll be smarter than I was, Hanlon.
About all this.
Maybe you already are.
Uh, that's me.
You're not like the others.
But you know that, don't you? [QUIETLY.]
Yes.
So that's the new coach? The blonde lady that couldn't stop and introduce herself? Hey, I got the, uh, stuff you wanted.
The flaxseed.
I went to three different stores.
[CHUCKLES.]
Oh, yeah.
Thanks.
[TRANQUIL AMBIENT MUSIC.]
[LONG SYNTH CHORDS.]
[MUSIC LIVENS.]
He's back.
Sarge Will.
Wonder what he did all summer.
I wonder who he did all summer.
[GIGGLES.]
[LAUGHS.]
Listen, I'm gonna give you my card with my personal cell phone on it.
- Thanks.
- Oh, no.
Oh, RiRi.
- Pathetic.
- [SCOFFS.]
Your turn.
She took your bet? Well, it's no fun playing by yourself.
Been doing that a lot lately.
I just have important things to do.
Things I care about.
You coming to calc? Why? [INDIE ROCK MUSIC.]
[PANTING.]
- You're growing tired of me - No.
Like this.
[GRUNTS.]
This.
You love me so hard And I still can't sleep Sorry, I can't take your touch It's just that I Fell in love with a war [ANGRY GUITAR CHORDS.]
Sorry, I don't want your touch [POUNDING.]
Mom.
Mom! Hey, sweetie pie.
This isn't what you think.
- Your mom - We're not your family anymore.
- Listen - Get out.
- Get out.
- Would you just listen to me for a second? Your mother Go home to your wife and your daughter! - Your other wife and daughter.
Go! - Listen Baby girl.
Baby girl, just listen.
I've never been able to say no to her.
Fuck you.
[DOOR SLAMS.]
[DOG BARKS.]
Remember when you turned six, and we all drove down to Stony Creek and had that cookout? - You remember that, don't you? - Sure.
We all fell asleep after Funfetti cake, and I woke up to you saying, "Mom! Mom! The sky turned orange.
" I said it was beautiful.
You said it was pollution.
[LAUGHS.]
And then Dad said, "That's not pollution, ladies.
That's progress.
" [CHUCKLES.]
[GULPS WATER.]
I can't wait till I can get out of here.
I can't wait.
You think it's gonna be easy.
You'll leave.
You'll be free! I never thought anything would be easy.
[HEAVY ROCK MUSIC.]
[INHALES.]
Heart of a lion Fire inside me, blaze like a siren Why would you try it? Wake up the beast No, I can't keep silent I put my time in Now it's my time, your time is expiring Get, get, get loud for me Hands in the crowd, we tearin' it down Get, get loud for me - CHEERLEADERS: Get hard! - [CLAP.]
Get mean! Go, Eagles! Get down! Get hard! Get mean! Go, Eagles! Get down! Get hard! Get mean! - Go, Eagles! - This isn't good.
- [MARCHING BAND PLAYING.]
- CHEERLEADERS: Get down! - She'll be here.
- CHEERLEADERS: Get mean! Go, Eagles! [ALL CHEER.]
Touchdown! Touchdown! We want an Eagles touchdown! Touchdown! Hi, Dad! Dad! CHEERLEADERS: We want an Eagles touchdown! [CHEERS AND APPLAUSE.]
[GRUNTS.]
[CROWD GROANS.]
Fuck! Well, at least he gets up quick.
- [CHUCKLES.]
- Gonna make a great Marine.
ANNOUNCER: And that's the half.
Stay seated.
The halftime show is about to begin.
[MARCHING BAND PLAYING.]
All right, let's go.
Let's do this.
Huddle up.
Huddle up! [GIRLS GIGGLING.]
I'm gonna tell you a secret.
There is no one better than you.
You are the strongest, meanest, baddest women this town has ever seen, and you are about to show everyone what you are made of: the hard, hard gold that pounds in your chests.
You are royalty now.
You're gods.
Make them bow down.
Do me proud.
[MOUTHS WORDS.]
Mmkay.
This is it.
Fast, tight, light.
Just like in practice.
That means you.
Tacy's top.
You can't be serious.
You put her up there, she's gonna break her neck.
I'm top girl.
Top girl is a girl who shows, every practice, every game.
I showed.
I'm here.
Top girl is a girl who can control herself.
I'm the captain.
We're not doing captains anymore.
No, I'm captain.
This is my squad.
Wrong! It's mine.
My squads don't have captains.
[CHEERS AND APPLAUSE.]
You got this.
Let's go.
[GIRLS CLAPPING.]
[GIRLS CHEERING.]
[RHYTHMIC CLAPPING.]
[FUNKY POP MUSIC PLAYS.]
[CHEERS AND APPLAUSE.]
Ey, boy, what you say, boy? You tryna play coy like a Game Boy? Hit my phone, boy, is you home, boy? Are you alone, boy? Come give me dome, boy Got a boy with degrees, a boy in the streets A boy on his knees, he a man in the sheets Sheesh, it's all Greek to me Got this boy speaking Spanish - Ay, papi - [CHEERS AND APPLAUSE.]
Baby, I don't need you - [MUSIC MUTES AND DISTORTS.]
- I just wanna freak you [TENSE MUSIC.]
I just wanna freak you I heard you a freak too What's two plus two? Four, three, two, ow! Boys Boys! Boys Make a girl go crazy Four, three, two, ow! Boys Boys! Boys Make a girl go crazy [ELECTRIC GUITAR SOLO.]
- Ow! - CROWD: [CHANTING.]
Lizzo! Lizzo! Lizzo! Lizzo! Ah! [ALL CHEERING.]
[CHEERS AND APPLAUSE.]
[CHEERING MUTES AND DISTORTS.]
[DRAMATIC PERCUSSION.]
[HIGH-PITCHED RINGING.]
[STRANGE AMBIENT MUSIC.]
[DISTORTED CHEERING CONTINUES.]
[PANTS.]
[RINGING FADES.]
[APPLAUSE.]
[CHEERS AND APPLAUSE.]
Go, Eagles! [CHEERS AND APPLAUSE.]
[TENSE AMBIENT MUSIC.]
[HIP-HOP BEATS PLAYING.]
[DISTORTED VOICE.]
Ambitions and accolades What did you go do today? How did you go spend your day? I work hard, I'm getting paid My schedule was full today Ugh.
I set off and hit the stage Ready to go do my thing Well, baby, my day was good I worked hard and knocked on wood I skipped meals and got no sleep What was I supposed to do? Let her fall? It was Coach's choice.
You chose to be her little bitch.
Cook, cook, you know I [ROCK MUSIC PLAYING.]
A diamond in a rhinestone world.
- Coach.
- Wow.
We pulled it off.
Oh, more than that.
I was talking to the regionals organizers.
They're interested in letting us host.
That'd be great.
First round bye.
Hell yes.
Look what you did in just one week.
We're back on the map again.
They'll stop thinking of us as a Rust Belt backwater once they get an eyeful of that stadium plan.
And we intend to get you everything you need to lay hands on those tournament rings.
[LAUGHS.]
What he really means is that we're hitching all our wagons to your star, Coach French.
[LAUGHS.]
No pressure.
[CHUCKLES.]
Pressure's how diamonds get made.
All right, all right, Sutton Grove! - Thank you guys.
- [APPLAUSE.]
So listen.
Our football team, huh? Got the shit kicked out of them tonight - [LAUGHTER.]
- Jeez.
Again.
- [LAUGHS.]
- How times have changed.
When a lot of us went to school here, everything was football, right? We thought it would be that way forever.
We even had a plan to build a big, gleaming new stadium for our boys.
We had to put that dream on hold.
We were struggling.
All right? Like so many American towns felt left behind.
But no more.
Tonight, friends tonight, we witnessed a transformation.
We saw how good our girls could be.
We saw that they could take the lead.
Right? These girls right here! Who run the world? Who run the w girls! G girls.
You've seen the T-shirt.
Come on, you guys.
[LAUGHS.]
Leaving me hanging up here.
Now, listen.
Some people say cheer is not a sport.
I think Coach French over here would disagree, but I can tell you this: it is a business.
It's an industry.
It's the future.
And it is a future that is coming here to Sutton Grove.
- Let's hear it! Come on! - [CHEERS AND APPLAUSE.]
Let's hear it! Folks, a stadium can transform a town.
A stadium can heal a town.
If we build this, they will come! [CHEERS AND APPLAUSE.]
When we have this stadium When we have this stadium, this beacon, this lodestar, there is nothing we can't do.
Sutton Grove begins again! [CHEERS AND APPLAUSE.]
[ACOUSTIC GUITAR MUSIC.]
I'm gonna throw you all off me Like a mechanical bull Then you'll be sorry I'm gonna throw you all off me - Like a mechanical bull - Wait.
- Then you'll be sorry - Him.
Him? Why? Why not? Then you'll be sorry I need to be alone Hey! Jordy Jones! Get in! It's your lucky day.
You better have weed.
I need to be alone Hey.
Hey.
[HIP-HOP PLAYING.]
[LAUGHTER AND CHATTER.]
[CAMERA APP CLICKS.]
[TEXT MESSAGE WHOOSHES.]
Hey! Jailbait! Is that my phone? Hey.
Soldier boy.
What else you got in that car? Seriously? The head push? You're pulling that shit on me? I just I I don't know what you want.
[LAUGHS.]
Just Make me feel good Jordy Jones.
Make me feel [PANTING.]
[BLUESY ROCK PLAYING.]
You must be Matt.
[LAUGHS.]
- Yeah.
- I'm J.
J.
Hi.
Welcome to our nest of vipers.
But you're probably used to that, working for Bert.
Um, no no bites yet.
- [LAUGHS.]
- But I just started.
I'm the project manager for the new stadium.
I know.
I know.
What I don't know is which one of you he had his eyes on first.
Uh, pardon? Well, he's had his sights trained on your wife since she took Jeff East to state.
We just never thought we could land her.
Never say Bert Cassidy doesn't know how to sweeten a deal.
[INDISTINCT MURMURING.]
Oh, there he is.
Oh, had to make a grand entrance, huh? - [LAUGHS.]
- Come over here.
Guess I missed a lot.
Hey.
How was, uh How was the game? Oh, not bad.
Uh, Mr.
Cassidy has two daughters on the squad The little one stole the show.
People always say to me, "Bert, I bet you wish you had sons.
" You know what I say to them? "Fuck that old news.
" [LAUGHS.]
I mean, right? Look at my girls.
Energy, swagger, balls.
Yes, well, getting any of them to actually work - is the hard part.
- All right, that's the [LAUGHS.]
It took me a while too.
Matt helped me with that.
I don't know where I would be without him.
Exactly where you are.
[LAUGHS.]
Hell, don't be modest.
I, uh I didn't realize you followed Colette's career so closely.
Oh, I follow winners.
And then I buy them.
We've had this date together from the beginning All three of us.
You look great.
It's good to see you.
- I'm glad you could Bill.
- Thanks.
Come over here.
I wanted to I wanted to show you [DISORIENTING MUSIC.]
When I fall off in the spot - They be saying - Ooh-whee All them hating, staring - They be asking - Who's she? And I'm posted in the function Like a mother[.]
poster Mobbing with my [.]
We look like La Cosa Nostra I do it how I'm supposed to I do it how I wanna In the back of the party still rolling marijuana - [MUSIC DISTORTING.]
- Floatin' round the party Music got my hips swaying The DJ dropped the beat Now all the girls are saying Hold my [.]
phone, this right here my song [TENSE RINGING.]
Hold my [.]
phone This right here my song - [MOANS.]
- Hold my [.]
phone This right here my song - [MOANS.]
- Hold my [.]
phone - This right here my song - [GUNSHOT.]
[GASPS.]
[PEOPLE SHOUTING.]
[GUNSHOT AND SHOUTING.]
[CONFUSED CHATTER.]
What the hell, B? - [GIGGLES.]
- Beth.
Beth! Put the fucking gun down.
Listen to your friend.
What friend? Hmm? I had a friend.
Not anymore.
Beth.
Look at me.
[WORRIED CHATTER.]
She was my girl.
She was the only one.
And she's gone.
Put the fucking gun down.
[TENSE AMBIENT MUSIC.]
Beth, come on.
Beth.
Everything's bad.
You can't fight it.
Let's just go, okay? You and me.
Let's go down to the factory and break some windows, and go crazy.
Okay? You and me.
Put the fucking gun down.
You and me.
Just you and me.
Like the old days.
Okay? Please? [PANTING.]
Stop hating Stop hating Say bitch, stop hating Stop hating [ENGINE HUMMING.]
She gonna get into trouble with your coach? No.
No one's gonna say anything.
I won't let them.
Well, she's lucky to have you.
Our coach had eyes in the back of his head.
You played? Hundred years ago.
Over in Allanville.
Best time of my life.
Goes by quick, though.
And you never get it back.
[SNIFFS.]
[CLEARS THROAT.]
I was gonna tell you.
It turns out you were right.
About the shoes, I mean.
We can't afford them.
[SWITCH CLICKS.]
Everything's changing.
You're changing.
No, I'm not.
Addy, you're a good person.
You don't know how it works.
People like that, they throw you away.
People like what? Go to sleep.
Everything's okay.
It's okay.
- And just know that whatever you do - You're still my girl, right, Addy? I hope you love me too Yeah.
And my heart beats Stuck in a daze of our thoughts And watching me grow to be new I hope you love me too So my darling, so my darling So my darling When our hairs are turning gray Won't even remember our younger days So my darling, so my darling My baby, my boo You - What? - My phone.
I must have left it up at Lanvers.
Coach told me something once.
She said, "Someday, you're gonna really want something.
" [BOTTLES CLINK.]
"That's when you'll find out who you are.
" Oh.
Got it.
[TENSE AMBIENT MUSIC.]
But there's a price for everything.
You have to give up the old things the things that feel easy, the things that feel safe.
[COUPLE PANTING.]
[QUIETLY.]
Oh, my God.
This is how you become strong.
[COUPLE PANTING.]
This is how you become a woman.
[DARK ELECTRONIC MUSIC.]
Beth! [SNICKERS.]
[GIGGLING.]
Beth! Hey! We're not saying anything.
- We're not saying - Beth! In the end I couldn't stop it.
- Any of it.
- Daylight